Teenager Stars For Chisox in pennant race bid
Teenager Johnny Callison, 19, recalled from Indianapolis after leading the American Association with 29 homers, went 3 for 3 as the Chicago White Sox beat Boston 4-1. He drove in the tying run with a double and scored on Barry Wynn's winning single in the sixth, then doubled again in the eighth. The win kept pressure on the Yankees and the pennant race, while other AL games featured Cleveland and Detroit, and Kansas City's explosive 8-6 win over Baltimore with Ward homering three times.
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C Loop Captains To Meet Tonight
C Loop captains plan a meeting at East Washington street alleys tonight to organize two more teams for the C League. The league, formed after new city leagues absorbed bowler activity, needs two additional squads to begin action. So far teams come from American Legion, Thompson's Maple Products, Jansen's, Bowl-Aide, Bas Hill, and Morton's Keystone Service. Weekly bowling is at 9 o'clock Wednesday evenings.
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Scores Ace But Still Loses Match at Olympic Country Club
In San Frankibur, Henderson Kentucky 9 10 year old Skipper Stigeer carded a hole in one in the second round of the National Amateur Golf Championship at Olympic Country Club. A six iron found the 139 yard eighth green within three feet before bouncing twice and rolling in. Suigger, a University of March junior, is noted in the report with unclear details.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
American League standings show New York 81 55 608 pct top, Chicago 7 65, Boston 10 66, Detroit 67 99, Cleveland 67 Th 486, Baltimore 66 70 485, Kansas City 64 73. Today Boston at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland. Yesterday Cleveland beat New York 9 2 in 3 innings. Chicago beat Boston 4 1. Detroit beat Washington 7 1. Kansas City beat Baltimore 8 6. National League shows Milwaukee 57 500, Pittsburgh 54 43. San Francisco 71 68, Cincinnati 10 TL 496. Los Angeles 65 73. Chicago at St. Louis. Los Angeles 6 4, Philadelphia 6-4.
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Bowling open night sees Willett and Jackman high scores
Chuck Willett and J Jackman led tenpin action with 310 and 209 in the Aero Athletic Association opening bowling night at Bowl Aire Alleys. F Slattery added 200, Teresa Hajec topped the field with 401 in Bowl Aire last night. In boxing Yolande Pompey stopped Randy Turpin in Birmingham England.
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Aero Athletic Association
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Pirates ignite comeback to sweep Giants in tense night
In a jam packed game, Pittsburgh edge San Francisco 4-2 as Kluszewski's pinch hit breaks 1-1 tie in eighth. Murtaugh's hunch and Mazeroski's double spark the win, cutting the Giants' lead and fueling a pennant chase across the NL.
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Snapshot of top performers across batting and pitching categories with players from St. Louis Philadelphia Milwaukee Chicago Pittsburgh and San Francisco. Notable leaders include Musial Ashburn Banks Aaron Mays and Spahn with tallies in at bats runs hits doubles and strikeouts.
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Williams Back Shoots For AL Batting Title
Williams returns from a virus setback to boost his batting average and rejoin Boston. At age 40 he goes to work with two hits and a sharp stop by Bly Goodman aiding a Chicago win. He remains third in the AL batting race behind Runnels and Cerv as he seeks a sixth title in a season fraught by illness.
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B Leaguers Open State Tomorrow
B Leaguers awaken to opening action in American and National divisions tomorrow evening. The American first shift begins at 6 45 with nine matches listed for the night spanning Elchny?s, Moose, Texas Lunch, Corry Pharmacy and others.
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Mickey Wright Wins Dallas Open Title
The article credits Mickey Wright from San Diego as the winner of the Dallas Open, noting she secured the first prize money of 8500 dollars and became the biggest winner on the women’s golf tour with a playoff victory amid praise for her personality and swing.
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Mickey Wright
San Diego
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Oil City aims for new look with unbalanced offense
Logan Lettermen return sees Oil City High under coach Younker adopt unbalanced T formation to spark 1958 football season. Beavers and seniors pace Oilers as they shed gaps left by graduation. Schedule includes six Section opponents plus three non league games with Meadville, Greenville and Grove City ahead for the slate.
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Majors Seek Solution To Bonus and Draft Reform
CHICAGO AP The major leagues ended their meeting agreeing on action for the bonus rule, the draft law, and minor league realignment. A nine man committee led by Cleveland GM Jink Lane will study a new bonus rule and report by December. A six man panel will press for minor league realignment from AAA classification. Commissioner Ford Frick indicated owners favor revising the draft rule but no proposals were offered. Last winter a new draft rule allowed selection of any number of players with four years’ experience from one club, up from one per club. Draft price rose from 10 000 to 25 000. The leagues also addressed the radio TV problem and allotted another 750000 to the minor league emergency fund, nearly exhausted from the original half million given to Bill DeWitt for fund coordination.
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White Sox overpower Red Sox 4-1 in strong pitching duel
Yesterday's Stars by Associated Bresx recalls Wynn of the White Sox allowing only three hits while Ted Williams and the Red Sox were held to one hit over eight innings. Nixon drove in two runs with two homers and a double, lifting the Tigers over Boston 4-1.
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Ted Williams
Red Sox
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Two advancing in Mead Park tennis singles tourney
In the Boys' Singles second round of the Tennis Club's meet tonight Mike Blair defeated Tom Verran 6-0 6-0 and Mike Vincent earned a forfeit win over Tib Johnson. Blair and Vincent will meet tomorrow in a quarterfinal at Mead Park courts. McLaughlin faces Herberg in another round.
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Crawford Jones Clash Tonight in TV Welterweight Bout
Mickey Crawford, 24, seeks win number 23 in 27 bouts to cement his No. 4 NBA welterweight ranking as he faces Tiger Jones, a Yonkers resident with 45 victories in 72 starts and 11 KOs. Crawford relies on a sharp jab and avoids a brawling press, while Jones rose to prominence three years ago in Chicago after handling Sugar Ray Robinson.
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Baseball recap of nine run fifth frames and a knockout
Rocky Fur merelle knocked out Bobby Johnson as Buffalo routed Indianapolis 9 to 2. Fur merelle hit a second homer and a double in the eight run fifth inning, while Indianapolis faded after five innings against the Yankees cnt.
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